Injectables

Choosing Between Botox, Dysport, and Jeuveau

We carry all three of the main neurotoxins, and the honest answer is that most people get an excellent result from any of them. They work the same way, by relaxing the specific muscles that crease the skin above them. The differences are real but subtle, and they matter more for some faces than others.

Botox is the most established of the three and tends to stay precisely where it is placed, which makes it a good choice for detailed work around the eyes and mouth. Dysport spreads slightly more from the injection point, so it often suits larger areas like the forehead and can start showing results a little sooner. Jeuveau was developed specifically for frown lines between the brows and behaves much like Botox.

If you have used one before and liked it, there is usually no reason to switch. If you have found that results faded faster than you expected, trying a different product is a reasonable next step. We will talk through it at your consultation rather than defaulting to whichever one is most popular that month.

What Injectables Cost and How Pricing Works

Neurotoxins are priced per unit rather than per treatment, which is why you will see a per unit rate on the menu above instead of a flat price. The number of units you need depends on your muscle strength and the area being treated, so two people having the same treatment can pay different amounts. Stronger muscles simply require more product.

Dermal fillers are priced per syringe. How many syringes you need depends on the area and the result you are after, and it is common to start conservatively and build over a couple of visits rather than doing everything at once.

We publish our pricing openly on this page because being surprised by a number at checkout is a bad experience. Members receive reduced pricing on most injectable treatments, and we run periodic promotions as well. If budget is a consideration, say so at your consultation and we will tell you honestly what will make the most visible difference first.

How Long Results Last and When to Return

Neurotoxin results typically hold for three to four months. You will notice movement returning gradually rather than all at once, and most clients settle into a rhythm of three to four visits a year. Coming in before the effect has worn off completely tends to give a smoother, more consistent look over time.

Fillers last longer and vary by product and placement. Lip filler generally lasts six to twelve months. Sculptra works differently from the others because it stimulates your own collagen production over several months, so results build gradually and can last considerably longer.

Individual results vary. Metabolism, muscle strength, how much sun exposure you get, and how expressive your face is all influence how long a treatment holds.

Who Is a Good Candidate

Most healthy adults are candidates for injectable treatments. A consultation is still the right starting point, because the best treatment for what is bothering you is not always the one you came in asking for.

There are situations where we will recommend waiting or will decline to treat:

• You are pregnant or breastfeeding
• You have an active skin infection or breakout in the treatment area
• You have a known allergy to any component of the product being used
• You have certain neuromuscular conditions, which we will discuss during your health history
• You are taking medications that increase bleeding risk, which may mean rescheduling rather than declining